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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18

The Northern Christian Advocate,
commenting editoriaIly upon the s'anti-
saloon" movement, says:
"Ths progress Of this movement Is
watched BY jealous eyes, and it ID not
the least among iss encouragements that
she criticisms passed upon ii indicate Q
deep interest in It's influence upon the
political parties. II similar leagues
we're organized iu every party criticism
would then be more impartial. As it
IL, the men who lead the movement
must suffeF the most malicious miscon-
struction, as well As honest miaunder--
stsnding Of shsir mott, es. OF course
the politicians, who have been waiting
until they ars tired fer somebody to
turn their efIndsEons, naturally imag-
ins that there Is nothing to bo done
but to grind axes. It is little ludi-
croun 10 see now their imagination
TRANSFORMS every movement their eyes
behold 10 on tho turning of i crark.
Meantime there ia occasion for Chris.
tian men to think aobelly, 10 Judge
charitAbly, TO speak oandidly. and TO
aeek the most friendly and sfIi eisnt CO..
operation for the advancsment Of the
kS.1....szs.S.sIs.. s..ss.8es
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18

The Boston TyavsRey. cOmmsntiDe
upon the closing u the saloons on The
recent municipal sIsction day in shat
city, says:
"a generally noticeable feature u
yesterdays elestion WAS the a.moss en-.
tire absence Of those drunken tights
and brawls which have, unfortunately ',
bsen 20 often the accompanimsnts Of
Boston's city elections. For this the
thanks of the community are due to
that law which compsls the clouinr Of
the saloon on such occasions. What
ever other impsdimsnts might have
been put IN the vay Of free and inde-
pendent use of the prerogativss Of many
citizens, il is great pleasure to nots
AID record the fact that on election day
itself the fcrcs and power Of the run
element have been considerably weak
ened. There IL no law on the stat ate
books which has met with more univer-
sal favor among the fair-minsled pso-
pie of the eommonwsAlth thAa this sa-
pecial mandate relating to liquor SELF
ng. Il Is msaaure that ls nost
Wholesome and productive u good re-
aaIls. ~ she police records u the day
Illustrate. end, iprshsrnore. Il i step
tsward The ovafthfs# Of lha ealeon. =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18

THIS GOOD OLD STANb-5Y
accomritshcs for everybody exactly what Isclaimcd
forit One of the Tor tho great popularity Of
tie Mustang Lniment Is found Tits universal
applicability. Everybody needs such medicine.
The Luusbcrmmn needs It in case OF accident
The Housewife needs u for generalfamily use
The Cannier needs u for his teams and his men,
The Mechanic needs it always on his work
bench.
The Mimer needs - In case OF emergency.
The Pioneer necdsit-can't set along without Il.
The Farmer needs it In his house. hIs stable.
and his stock yard
The Steamboat mnn or the Boatman needs
II In liberal supply snoat and ashore.
The Hornc-fancIcr needs h-it is his best
friend and safest reliance.
The Sfeck- k-grower needs tilt win save him
thousands Of dollars and world Of trouble.
The RmfIraRd man needs It and win need IL 30
long his life Is round OF accidents and dangers
The Baekwoedsman needs t. There e moth.
ing like 10 as an antidote for che dangers 20 life
limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The Merchant needs &c about his store among
his employees. Accidents will happen. and when
these come the Mustang Ilniment iBwanted At once.
Keep q Bottle in the House. Tis the best Of
economy.
Keep Bottle I'm the Fncearys Ita immediate
use In case Of accident pain and loss OF wages
Keep = Beetle Always In the stable for
use when wanted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18

No HOME BLESS ED WITH A BABY
M i complete tbont the monthly
visits Of BoJgbf 0 .. that delight, com.
fortfanl aid Of the moshv Only pnblica-
ton ID the world deyot d to the care 81
Jcun9 children. We ire glad to recommend
Il. IS Bsekman ST.. N. XII $3.50 . year
ls cents copy Cln5ied with .kthD DnkQ<
cf A. f0r s. year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18
Estray Notice.
[ERANoN. On. Jan. 9rd. rs

IEBAN0N, Or, Jan. 3rd, 1887.
70 tAe CoHatv Cleyk Of Linn Connty. Oregon:
Your are hereby notified that have this
day appraised IN estray horse described as
follows Dark sorrel with haly name and
tail, also white spot in forehead, said horse
IS about Is x hands high aud supposed to be
about IL years old. rhs above was taken
up BY Mounts Story and appraised BY me at
$40
January 10th. 1887
O. M. SMarH
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18
CURES ALL HUMORS,
CON SD PTlnM.

which IL gcPofulOua Disease of ehe
Lungs, g promptly ana certainly arregted
ana cured by this God-Rfyen remedy. II taken
From its wonderful power over this terribly
fatal disease, when first Offering this now ceE-
ebFatcd remedy. to the public. Dp. PTKRCn
sumption Cure, ?, but abandoned that nafae
as too limited for q medicine which. from Ia
wonderful combination OF tonic or streuRthen-
pectornl, and nutritive properties, q une0lialed
not only Is remedy Tor consumption OF khi
lungs, but for all
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18
WAGoN WOOD AND HARDWARE.

S0x Il Stewart have nock-yokes and
single trees, Ironed or unironed, neck
yoke irons, single.tree irons, nib irons.
felioes, spokcs, AZ trees, ctc., all for sale
heap.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has bean by the County Court for
Linn county, Oregon, appointed Admins
tratlix with the will annexed of the estate
Of James Mady, deceased, late or Linn
county, Oregon. All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby re-
quired TO present them properly verified
as required by law, 10 the undersigned at
Albany, Oregon within six months from
this cate.
This January 3rd. 1887.
MARGARETT MABY.
Administrative with the will annexed Of
the estate of James Mady, deceased.
WEATHRRFuRD 81 BGAcKBURN,
Atty's for Administering.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18
LroR SALE

EoR SALE
One half block In eastern part Of the
citywith falr house and harm VIII besold
cheap
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18
Express Train.
PATENTS

yeta,esd, and All other business in the o. s. Paten
eMcs aStendeded to for moderate ices.
Our sfzee y Cpp0st the u s.. Patent OfHce and
~ can obtain Patents lees time than those remote
rom Washington.
@eNA inonie of uFANspG. We nf 70 patent
eniA,1 rse Of charge afld wsuaLe charge unless
~ obiain patent.
We feigr kpfe, 70 the Postniast, r. the supt 81
#nnpy Order Dir and fe OlIic2ie y lhs u s. Patent
+Nre For ertnlar, aQyicc, terms, and eferences
eteirA oiitste in yourosn State county. address
o.. Al. SNOW ri GO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18
Summons.

IN The cacM Court QfAs State Of Oregon for
Linn County.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18
OvEkLA Nd TO CkLIFGDhIA
->yIA-~
Oregon u California R. II

Farv from P0rtiaae 70 San Frsrcisso, eS2 SacrA-
msutO go Close connections made al Ashland Ii
stages Of the California, ORGY and Idaho Stage
Company.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-18
Summons.

~ ths cireua Court Of tAe State o. Oregon. 10
Linn County.
Martha Houston, Plaintiff.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-10

We are 10 lave few sleoiiOus this
year. Both partiee aAl rest for ths great
asrnaaIe Of 1884
Maryland, Massachusetts,, Ksniucky,
Iowa and OHIO Wili sleci governors neat
fall. Legislatures are 10 Be chosen by
these states, and also BY Virginia. 6sR
York aud New JeEasy. Neg York ard
Pennsyivanis win tleet minor State ofh
GERS.
The most exciting contests Of the
year will be tne prohibition elections
In TEXAS and Tennessee. Oregon Ia alao
70 vote sn ihis question. but ths cam
paien In that State II mild compared 10
that Ia either Tsxss oE Tennessee.
Osly three Of the Legislatures 10 b
chosen this year viii have the slsetion
Of United States Senators Ibess are
the Legislatures Of Iowa. KsnlOeky ana
Virginia Tbs Democrats are very con-
adsnt Of carrying Virginia. thus ssear.
Ing for q Deunoarnt NE Senatorial asaa
nov ocoapied By MFR. Rsdd ehsFFeF.
Mshons Il soheminR 20 make tbe Leais-
istare RspubliosD, 20 that be can re-
tasn 70 tbs Sfnate, bnt havpily there 4
Httis TFoIgsct that Virginia And ths
o1a1tTy uil have 70 eBazfe such q
/ calamity,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-10

Prssideut 30 Wait 81. Louia Already
several begine1s heusea have declined
% paw The subscription they made 70
TIE Grand Army fund O1e gzosegtoeg
sid: Il think the Grand Army funa
yiil Be rs6aeed e2AoM oY she Presi-
dents isstes and hts refusal 10 cone 70
this city"
e@uGxiea eeods Thrswn 0SsRAsara.
sAS FRAxcncO. July s.-The eanaons
oneera Rra not very coneoeet that
n1ch soDtrAoand Raoda viii be found
on The steamer City Of sydney, which
arrived here on Thursday svsatne.
They think that most OF the cpium
and other sm1aelsd articles which
have reeently been bFcnght In Witho1t
paying d1ty have bssn thrown ever
beard outside and picked up By dahinR
boats. Opportunities for this method of
beating the GOvernmsne are vary good
as the ocean sseamera from Japsn aud
Chine paaa through the fishing heee
soms distance outside Of the Farallones.
KnssFvlew with JsG Davls.
BAITrMoRx, July 9.-Ihs Ror4ing
Hsrald, Of this city. Vill publish To-
moFr0v . SIX = column contribo.
tAuuf LA#tHA ~ ncIN0UN VI NNSE1N
important interviews With jefferson
Davis. Among other tAinGa ID charges
that tie Federal Government oauspined
during the late var 70 have him aa-
aassinated.
TEtbesmen Sentenced.
SuAxnz. July 9.-Sheiks and tribes-
men, csptaFed By the expedition cent
out to revenge Stuart's murder, have
been sentenced TO terms Of impEison-
ment from one to three years ~ hard
labor and 90 be hoRRed.
Baseball.
WAsHIEoroS. July 9.-Washineton, s;
Indianspolia, 7.
NKv YoEK, July 9 s.--DetEoit, s; New
York. 3.
PHnAnE1PmA. July 9.-PhiIadslpA.s,
;; Chicago, :.
BosroS. July 9.--BoslOn, u; Pitts
burg. 4.
CINCINNATI. July 9. - Cincinnati, 2;
0.
ST. LouIs, July s.-Sk Louis Q; Baltl-
more, 4.
CIEvKLAxD, July s.--AihlStiSA O.
z.
LoUnvnLE. July .. .-LouisvilIs. s.
Brooklyn, s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-10
APACHE PARApEsk

SPECIAL DEEPkTcHW DKNTKD AND VAN
MESS SMITH sTxLL WEARS Ms scAIR.
FL PAso, Tex. Jaly "a special
SAINT from here last nigdts saying that
tWo 81 Paso msp, McGrath ard Van
ness Smith had discovered Al Apache
tran near Lagaena Santa Maria, IN the
San Bias mountains, hundred miles
southwest from here, vas literally un-
true. Il vas doubtless based on letter
dated Sabins, Mexico, July 8, and
signed John !. CHM. Tue letter was
published in an afternoon paper here,
aud swallowed whole by certain special
correspondents. Vanness Smith, one Of
the two Fl Paso mea who were said 70
have discovered the "Apache paradise"
and 10 have been killed by the savsges 10
here still wearing his scalp.
In an interview be said tcnight: "rse
story that Apaches are rendezvouing In
the San Bias mountains. | am convinced
is without foundation. ! have travelled
over that country OF and on for ten
years. Three months ago Tom Me-
Grath and I went back there TO pros
pect. Iieft there on June 18th. ap to
which time no Apaches had Rppeared
aud an satisfied that none sfe there.
/ am going back there soon with sup
plies. Il Is 9 splendid mining country
and / am sorry to see It's splendid pros
poets ruined by thesa foolish and
grorndless runors.n
As rule 10 may be taken for granted
that the Apache news sent ont from
this poist by special correspondents is
unreliable. Ali important Apache news
is telsgraphed from points further west,
nearer the Apache country.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-10
HEXT QUESTION.

vExrRKR THn FAMILY OF A AAfLsoAD
xxPLoYR cAH RIna yKzz EoW Pc1-
zLrxa RArE.AoAp PEOPLE
sAx YsAxorBco, July 9.-Next amer
the Question wheiheg q railroad con.
panv oan charge more for long nAol
thaa for 9 shsFt ons iaths interesting
Doint A. % vhstheR 90 eDptsye o. cf-
sosr Il 10 be compelled 20 pay for tas
tranauoFtation Of his wife Aad family
vsIls he q pgivilsesd 10 ride free frou
ons era os the countFy 70 the other. Gen
sral TFaHe MAnAeeF stnboa. OF tne
sartheFn Paeise, IN apsAki0Q Ano5s sre
Teoeut deolsioa Of JadRs Dssdy, sAid
80 s. thoaahf The i2z was enaotsA %
saTrscS ahas@s. sDd aot to iateFfess VIE
ssV features thsa Ss4 sn ese1asal g I,
s1s.toe In theun. IL teis conSeetloo y
1ill Be Of interes1 20 STATE tcat ceossoI
ssewart, Of nsgaeA is Eepfssented -
E-Vinc thAa be proposes 70 intfoe ose g
| -sS11o~ns 10 ths IAW o. the ne1t -
sson al Congress. eisinz rAilfoAd con
| paniea TIA right 10 issue pA1ssa 20 naesn
80 81 Congrsss. Hs TAKES the Vles
thsa the ncrs intimately Ne memoete .
49, Hstional Legislature are acqnAinte'
witk All sections o. tbs eoanlFy, 70
more tropsFly asd eoDpsssnsiy VI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-10

NEpnsz, (Wis.), Jaly 9-IodAy =
sslees oomnittse tFora the s !. Louis .
A. ii. Oommittss Of AFFanReDents and
three men bsrs Of the g. A. K NationAl
Ooaneii Administration Ents vlth 0vs-
eral Faixohild, and ell didereoces
reQsr3inR the 81 L51is sreanpnent
are sushoritaf3velv stated 10 haze bees
ssttisd. General FaiReAild when later
viewed regarding the Presidents letter
hsd noshinR 10 say himself. hut rtnark
"a tbas ths National ofnesrs OF t9e
0tsnd Array Of She Rspnelie hsvs not
ala anything one Ssy o. aEotaef -
qaEaiaa tie presi1eDt's presence IN ~
| Ioais. 0snsRai: P4iFebild thinks thai
tAe snesupmsnt vili Be the grAndest OEa
jet hsld.
Amosher Phase Of the sf. Leais ASAir
81. Lours. JAY s.-An evening paps
says: 'Ocini0n is freely expressed q
thie city that tha Grand Army VII Q
he shisf saRsrer oy The refusal 81 -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-10

Eainbureh. The works of al Of sooA.
lands besa thinkers have always had Z
large cirualAtion In knsriea. and ell
have pfonteo By them. As fog himself,
Be locked With pleasnFs upon The splen-
did galaxy Of SootlAnd's . sc1s. as Stovs.
Seotk JEFFREY and Sidney Saith. whose
fieeRature. the latter avoged. had bssa
cultivated upon oatmeal. Blaine was
vel received and mnsh cheerad.
shIppanG RaseIlaganee-
PoEx TowEEKxp, Jaly 9.-Arrived-
Bark r. @. eiebsn, barksnttne Mafy
Winkieuan.
SAG FRAHcEsco. Jaly 9. - Cleared
Bark Yidetfe, Port Townsend.
6ailed-Ship TopEallant, Port Blake
".
Agalm Possponea.
CoxsrAxrrNoPLR. JaIy 9.-SiR Henry
Drummond Wog6. British Special Rn-
vey, has again postponed his departure.
Bead.
LoxDoS, July 9.-Lsed Ramsey, Oldest
sou and heir Of tue Earl Of Dalhonse. is
dead. BE was eight years old.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-10
Tzs c1ossrUT n xzn EzsT . sxLcEKl
KLINE nRAcEKD AT LAgT.

xzz cnosscUT n xzn EzsT . EELnzKa
KLINE EzAcEKD AT LAsz.
vnauzA OErx, July 9.-Ai e'elsek .
bias was hred and Q hols broken
throazh the full Sizs ef the drtft. 6n-
parintandanA Lgman and several minera
looked thFoQRh che opening and found
they we're In tbs IonR-sonaht ef191cuG
Lanterns with h0hted candles held IN
The openiBR at armis ls1gth were In
sanity sxatnguished, Wills The tempera-
tuFe Was as torrid e. that Of . heated
oven To aftempt 10 remain IN the
erossoat for any isngth Of ftima withOuf
Q sapply Of purs aiR wo0ld be certain
death, and ths mcn who Looked IN were
forced 30 Withdraw their beads frem
the opening. Pipes are nov being laid
into the eFosscat, and Q strong current
Of pure air is being forced through
them By 9 compressor. It wiil probably
be noon before Q seareh can Be make
for fhe bodies Of TIE victims. Saperfn-
tendent Lyman is positive they were
aspAyxiatsd very soon after the are oe-
cared.
vnau1A CETx, July 10, / Q. m.-The
bodies Of the miners have NOT yea BEEN
found. It Ia thought, however, that
they will be found before morning.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-10

Forth Worth. Texas, 10 an ambitious
town. Ons Of its orators on . fecsnt
holiday occasion said; "Y0a eome from
svtry portion Of this great 6tats--ffom
the pinsgiss 0f the east 70 ne eactns
aesds of the weat; from whore The Ros.
geous sunshine ttnts The drapeFtoa St
ths mountain fasiDessss 0f ne area
northwess, 10 shsre tss naieenS MORT
Tag biash u arst kissed oy the brett zes
fsozs the saited ssas- And ! viii here
Fepeaf What have aid 90 former Oe-
eas!ou as ilingtrativa of TIE hopsas an
bisiors asd expsetations Of thts city,
We sxgect IN tks nsaf fal1re 70 Fiyal
Nsw YoFk u tie nbtquiiy Of car con-
-rerof: Paris 10 the AFts and eolanaaa
L1well In ths BuDbsF and varsity oi
oar msnnfaeturina enseFpsi@shi Ainsni
IN oar iEstitaboss Of leAFntnal ho1e :
sDisndoT ssd psRaantFy, apd London 4
wealth and lordiY palaces,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-10

woNEx WHO SMoKK.-The Preach
housekeeper delights in her after-din-
ner cigarette. The sonora Of Barcelona
loves In the evening 20 wrap her black
crepe about her head, and, while gen
tly putting her long tobacco cigarette,
cast heart thrilling giAnces from her
balcony above the walk at the wights
below. While the German frau Is tond
Of her cigarette, or even cigar, and The
Russian wife is not behind IN her en-
ioynene az the weed, and even the Ja-
usnese, Chinese, Tartar, Dutch and
sOudansse wives ali like 70 let tobacco
smoke curl from their pretty mouths
toward the sky. the Italian signora !.
perhaps the most Passionately fond Of
he long. thin cigar Of the country
called the " Virginia. 10 Is no un-
common sight OF . summer evening 70
see e party o. ladies sitting IN some
cool terrace overlooking the sea on the
campaigns, while the music Of their
velvety language keeps tune 70 the soft
splashing OF the sea against the rocky
shore. and sends rings Of smoke from
their fragrant eheroots.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS

Mrn wtnagom's Hoothinz nYrnp. for ehii4raa
sssthinE. ts shs pFsscription ~ cna Of tha baNa
female narsss and rhsaioians In Ihs CGitsd
states, ana haa bsFn ussd Ter forty years vita
psysE failing Success ~ miliioba % notEers
for thsiF shfldRen- Dunng ths process %
isfthins ~ vsias is sincAlc1iAbia. it Fsiisvss
ths ebli1 fron pain. cures dYssnteTJ Gad dias>
rb1a. Erfplns in ne b1Wsis and WInd collie.
81 EiFiag hsaifh 70 fhs ehiid q fas.s tha
mcshsx. Pflss 1sc q bottle aEf8dwig
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-10

Tha alx largest cities IN tbe world aFes
Londen, wish 4 popalati0n Of 1. a.7BaGl21
PaFia, go .023; Csneon tChinal. ! bOo,-
GO. Nee Yegk, ], $40 Coz Aitohi f3aPanl,
/. IA 060i Bsflin, LIZ 50
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rOUR TO TBE wEsr.
PRKsTpKEr CLEVELAND ANHoYKD ovKB
THR ST. LOUIS AKF AN.

rRxsrpKxr CLEVELAND kNNoYKD ovKB
THE ST. LOUIS AKFAIR.
WAsHrsoroE, July Q. - President
Cleveland is still greatly exercised over
the miscarriage Of the letter conveying
the executive refusal Of Cleveland's
visit to St. Louis In September, and the
failure has given new life to gossip re-
parding the controversy. Statements
given out at the white House yesterday
give the information that Cleveland, as
4 result OF the fissco, has abandoned
Ais intention Of taking Western trip.
Those Who presume 10 be we'll informed,
however, do not believe the President
will give up bis planE for the summer
and fall. Il is we'll known that be had
an elaborate programme Of travel pre-
pared and high official said yesterday
ibat Il would be lived up 10. The Preet-
Dent, be said, will he urged to go 10 St.
Lsouis during the fair week In October
and be will accept. He will proceed
from Sd. Louis to other p0inta as origin
aIly intended. Mrs. Cleveland vii go
company him.
AHorHKR 81. LOUIS INVITATION.
sr. Lours, July s.-Ths mas meeting
OF cttiHoua OnAlso ~ tsAs " bA1tS .SesSe'
regarding the invitation e the Presl-
dsn1 10 visit 50. Loais In the autumn,
aa1aunbled this afternoon and adopted
She following: The peopls Of st. Louis
assembled In public meeting, respect
fuIly ana earnestly extend 30 the Presi-
denl ef the United states and Mrs..
| Oieveland An Invitation 10 visit The city
ana become its guests for the week
scmusnoine OctobsT 2, 1881. In dOtns
e they hsa leave 10 urge on tbs Prest-
deus their desire 20 give hin Welooms
/ nat will denonstIsts TIE respect tnsJ
| have fsT him - puhlis oGAseE sra a
Z a man. A.
re Mayor Of ss. Loaf I sne Q commit
tae Of nfty. TO be appointed by hius
sTe appointed 70 pgOossd 70 washing
loo snd deliver this invitation 70 IN
{ President
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...,A.., Company in WoFia. ana Issues tee Sss
0eeOoo sarples.
ALhkAnh FAAD NAsso~N
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FORMAL COMPLAINT OF PRTvILKaRa d.
.ETKD MADE 10 zzK ETER sIATR
COMMERCE ooaEAEIssHoN.

San FRANcBoo, July at. II. Cooley,
Chairman Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. has tsleQraphed to the at.
torney Of AdOIph OttingeF, acknowledR
he Southern Psciec Oompany charr.
ING thas corporation With . violation Of
the lav u granting privileges 10 Mrs-
7. u. Randolph that we're denied TO
other passengers. The United States
Deputy District Attorney has been in
ssFucted 10 draw up formal osmplaint
containing the charges made by Ostin-
ger, and forward il with the original
exhibits b the Commission as WASH
ington. Notice Of the tiling Of the
complaint has besn sent 10 the South
efn Pacific Company, and ten days
time is given In which to make answer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-10

when a committee Of thirteen waited
an the King, they found him 10 state
of absolute tFepidation. DIS BODY
guard had disappeared and there vas
no one 70 man any Of the guns which
had been taken Into the palace. Tne
King said that he would give answer 81
onee 10 the demands Of the populacei
md he committee said that they de
sired his reply In writing. Tbs kinf
shsn. IN the foIiewing morning (JulJ
istC called upon the foreign diplomatic
,eoreeentasives TO assume the direction
Of Affairs, bat they declined; where
mon the rsply Of she King was forward
"a 10 IhO committee Of thirteen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-10
Pstsi Refused 70 sing.

LONDON, July 9.-Oolonel Mspleson
failed 10 provide the necessary. com
pauy or orchestra chorus last evening to
acsompany Patti In che performances
she agreed 10 render at Her Majesty's
Theatsr. The diva on this aoooant re-
fused 20 sing. Patti says shs will not
aUpsaf again In Her Maiesty's ThesteF
during Colonel Mapleson's engage
mAns
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-10
Blnlne &c R4tabafahs

FprHEunoz, July 9.-AndrsS csFneeie
soasy latd shs foundstson stope Of the
nsw library bsildinz foI tee sndSsme1.
az which be danated $50 coo. Blaine
was presant and made 90 address. hs
elairned MFA CArnsgte - Q eoantfy-
wonan and deelAred there vas %
shiIa IN the Gated States old
snoaah 20 knSg sboot things aEay
from home thai mas u1ecqsAinted VIII